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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

NlNeTegN NeN OK Tze Sex usT.
Gel. blaek Makes the Roaaes at aiSEixet
- Try ths el<n 81 sfa&Fd-oss Mss
Picked Ngtb . naysaet-
Ssncs Green Sold3srs.

CAKE Joss RosEKFs9>, Aas. 5.-isst
mldnighl Colonel biaek, Z 5. a, Inspector
GenefSl Newherry and several other officers
made grand Fonnd Of the guards in the
Fourth regiment Owing u the distance
from any large parade ground, tue Fourth
has not been stle 10 90 sny guard mounts
~ home. The men we're. ia consequence,
very rusty Not q single man made the
proper challenge. They invariably cried
Halt. who goes therr instead of merely,
Who goes there They also allowed men
10 approach within foot or Two Oi the line
instead Of hslling them 1iieen PAGES away.
Colonel Black was very patient and gave
each man th0T0ug instructions before leaY-
ing him.
The gun in front Of the Generals tent
awakened the camp a. 439 this morning
The day opened clear and very warm, with
a strong wind from the Southwest. Last
night was the quietesl | ever experienced
IN camp" said General Anger a. he came
out of his tsnt. When the SICK report came
IN II showed nineteen men disabled from
duty. On the second day Of last year :
camp the list numbered ninety three men.
Lieut-CO Robert ". Chester is heid
office OF the day The regimeatsl
detail is as follows First regi-
meni. Captain Gabelein. Company l..
officer Of the day, Lleuts. Millard. Com
pany A. ana Balm. Company G, officers of
the guard; Second Regiment-Capt. Case,
Company ID, officer of the day; heuts.
Spicer, Company II, aud Miller. Company
A, officers OF the guard, Thru Regiment
Capt. COrbin, Company h. officer Of the
day; Lieuts. Aldrich. Company A. and Hair.
Company &, officers of the guard; Fourth
Reglment-Capt. Hyzer, Company ii officer
OF the day. and Lieuts. Abel, Company A,
and Gutman, Company q, officers OF the
guard.
The hospital this morning issued fifteen
prescriptions 10 the First Regiment, twenty
seven 10 the Second, forty three TO the Third
and fourteen TO the Fourth.
The guards were instructed explicitly on
Thursday that they were 10 allow no one 10
cross the lines of respective reg meDts with
out giving the countersigp. This hit the
free and impulsiye Northerners OF the Third
Regiment hard. Ii struck some Of them as
all unnecessary interference with the rights
of American citizens. and when sentry
called Halt Who gees there a good
many of the boys felt a disposition 10
make derisve and uncomplimentary re-
marks about that senuy's way Of do
ing business During the evening
a small parry undertook 10 push one of the
guards off his beat The guard, however
brought his musket to the charge and
sbbed mis- baycnet into one of his assail-
ants ribs. The wound was only skin deep.
but it served the purpose as well as II il
had gone clear through the mans liver.
Mrs. /. Z. Smith aud Miss Ada Morton. oi
Grand Rapids. are at General Smiths quar-
ters. Miss Bessie Herkner is with Colonel
Herkner.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06
THE MIGRATING eOoDLER.
McGarigle Thinks IL Funny Reporter,
Find Him and Detectives Don't.

ST. CATHAKINEs, Ont, Aug. 5.-A Chicago
newspaper correspondent has again seen
McGarigle and delivered him the kilograms
received to his address. The correspondent
says HE IS very hopeful on account Of
the refusal Of the Ontario authorities
10 entertain the Baxter warrant aud seems
TO think that attempted prosecutions
will soon be abandoned. There are
50 many reports going over the wires as
10 McGarigles present whereabouts that il
may be we'll TO state that McGargle is in
81. Catharins5 and was seen and inter
viewed by the writer az 1870 o'clock this
morning. When told the city was full of
detectives hunting for him, he said: Il hope
they enjoy the search. 1 am beginning 10
think II a little funny myself that only
newspaper reporters can find me. Il has
been a case through of detectives following
correspondents
Ne Is changing his hiding place 30 often
that IT Is almost impossible 10 keep track Of
him. There is 10 use making an appoint
ment; he will not keep it. lie most posi-
tively refuses to see a person the second
time, and II be does so It is through his
friend 81. J hn. snd never in the place of
the previous interview. Considering that
there are some thirty detectives aud re-
pOr'ers in the city. and that
McGarigle has been all day within
= miie or two Of them all, il does
not speak very well for their shrewd-
ness. he viii evidently remain here until
a warrant for his arrest arrives, OF which he
will be advised as soon as anyone, and
should it be forthcoming it j. doubtful If
he will change this city for another as a
hiding place. IL il the belief of your cor
respondent that there is detective
force in the uiten States that can end
him except By the search warrant system.
McGsrigls il practically the guest Of Fred
ST. John. who seems TO have taken legal
advice aud makes no excuse for providing
the fugitive with shelter
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06
FIVE MEN DROWNED.
a FIsasure Boat Goes Down with Thirty
Men on Board

OMAHA. Neb., Aug. 5.--Early this morn
ing word was received that pleasure boat
had been wrecked on Lake Mo-Omsha. a
ple1~nre resort near Council BlGfis- The
boat Mo-Omaha went down in the middle
Of the laSe in thirty eight feet Of water snd
Of thirty men on board Eve are known 70
have been drowned. There is a theory that
there we're more victims. OF the five.
joseph Nswsn and Charles Courtright were
~ Omaha, snd G. n. Person was a resident
of Council Bluffs. ". r. Psdrick. late Of
Cleveland. sud Wm Rice. aged thirteen
years. are missing and are supposed 20
have perished. raie Al unknown man i
snI unsccounfsd for. The accident
ecrurei during = storm and was probably
due 70 the passengers rushing 70 one slde Of
tne boat
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06
The ADVENTlSTS.
Services Interrupted by an Alarm OF ire
announcements for Today and
Tomorrow.


Tomorrow.
The fire alarm was sounded last evening
lust as Ed. Wales. of the tent, was holding
forth on the Inspiration Of the Bible.''
The preacher had about half finished the
sermon, when the noise and excitement
without and the anxiety and uneasiness
within made it necessary TO pass a vote for
immediate adjournment. Nearly all the
audience remsined quietly in their seats
listening attentively 10 the iorcibe words
of the speaker until IL was announced that
the car shops were on fire. Then the con-
gregation was dismissed. and the announce
ment made that the subject would be con
cluded this evening.
very large and respectable audience was
present. All seemed 20 be deeply interested
in the earnest words Of the preacher. Elder
Wales said he proposed TO prove by the
Bible itself that the Scriptures were of
divine origin He stated that many books
had been written To defend the Bible. bat it
needed none OF mans defending. Il would
be Just ss sensible 10 speak of defending a
Gagged hon Open the door and let him out
and be would nefend himself So with the
Bible. If allowed to speak for itself 1t is
amply able 20 snbstantiate its claim 10 be
the work OF q divine hand.
IN this age OF growing uDbelief in re
ligiOn and the Bible both in the professed
Church OF Christ aud in the mass Of non
professors. II cannot be ont OF place TO give
the trumpet a certain sound This these
men seem earnestly irving 10 DO.
II will be well for all who are troubled
with skeptical tendencies 10 listen to the
continuation Of this interesting and in
structive theme this evening. They are 20
nave Sabbath school today al l.30 p. IN.
and preaching at 80 p. m.
Their tents are very comfortably and
beautifully located on the corner Of Second
ave. and South Division St. 2 very cool
place for an evening gathering. Services
will be he'd tomorrow at 1870 a. IN. and 81
: O'Clock p. m. Elder Wales will speak in
the evening on THE Coming Of Christ,
giving their reasons for being Adventists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

GRsypyTIrE. Aug 5-Alonzo Arnold, a
vel known citizen Of Kent County. and
for yssrs engaged in farming in this
village, died this evening q dropsy. He
vas prominent member of the Masonic
fraternity sD3 bis remains Wia - inferred
under ths auspices of Grsndrii.e Lodge
3 A. ". sunday morning 81 II o'cicck TIE
members Of ths order VII meet a. the
Lorigs room - 2 O'Clock sunday mo-n Z
and sdopt resolutions q rsspect.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06
IS NOT A BI6AmlST.
". y. Long. JT.. Was Divorced In Kansas
City from uis First wife.

". J. Long. JT.. Was Divorced In Kansas
City from uis Tirst wife.
Referring to the article published in the
TELEGEAw-H II EKsID Thursday morning. in
which W. 7. Long, Jr.'s Denver divorce
case was mentioned, IS well as the exist.
ence Of another wife Mr.. Long denies the
fact that he had q wife living IN Grand
Rapids at The time be wss married 70 tbs
lady in Lesvenworth. KAs. re has in 81,
possession what purports 70 be divorce
from bis first wife granted A. ksnsss City
Feb 4 ls56. several weeks before his mar
rage 10 the lsdy who now seeks q divorce
from him in Denver the document being
duly sealed and signed by I =. HcCor.
Clerk II the Circuit Court. The fact Of the
divorce from his first wife was never made
public. and bis frequent visits 70 bis little
boy. who remsined 10 the c1sto0y of iis
mother. gave rise 70 The story that be was
q bigamisL
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06
DRIVEN TO DEATH BY HUNGER.
A Boys Terrible Pail While Escaping
From a Fourth-story Room

Boys Terrible Pail While Escaping
From fourth-stOry Room
NEW YORK, Aug. "a nine-year-oid boy
was this morning sesn ia crawl out Of rear
fOurth-siory window Of tenement house
reach the fire escape and try 70 descend.
he had no; got half wav down when, from
weakness or dizziness, be lost his hold and
fell 10 the pavement Of the ward. turning
two complete sOmerssults IN the descent
The little fellow struck on has back, and re-
ceived injuries from which be will probably
die. IL was learned that Savers NiciDo and
and Deborah Basilonis. the parents OF The
boy, always locked him up m the fourth
story room when they went 10 work. ahd
left him with ut fooc When the boy
swoke this morning. after his parents bad
gone out he had gone without eating for
twenty hours. Hunger impelled him 20 try
to make his way 10 the street in the hope 0l
finding some scraps of food.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06
LETTER FROM DAN. /"
He Says the President WIN Not be Abb.
60 yisit Grand Rapids

He Says the President WIN Not he Abb.
TO visit crsDa Rapids
Hon. l. NJ. Weston returned from bis
Eastern trip yesterday morning and report.
having bad very pleasant journey. al
though the New England foods made trsv-
cling rather hazardous and inccnvenient IN
some places. Among the mail which &C
cumulste1 on Nj Westou's desk during
his absence was the follow ing letter
ExEcTIIrE Ms~sTov.
NksHIEGToS. jsiy -. 1887
NJ J. r. Foson. Gra9d Rop.dt Net..
DE.. srR-Ths PTesifenr directs re 10
acknoE Eie1gs the receipt If vour letter of
the 18Th instant and - thank you tor the
friendly sentiments expressed therein IL
would give him much pleasure 70 csrrv
out Vour suggestion buf hs does not now
anticipate that be vii be abe 80 VISIT Grand
Rapids tais season. Very truly yours.
j.. s. LtNoTr.
Private Secretary.
NJ. Weston SAID he wrote 70 the Pres
dent a. so8n - bs learned that be va
coming west. inviting bin ard Mrs Cleve-
isnd - VISIT Grand hsuf9s. hsvlng been
sssars8 tnsf he vo8i5 come here RI case
Michigan was on hIs route Ef Weston
s5de6 r bad strong enconrazsmenf a. TIRE
time ~ the ssste fsi- isst fsI snd sgs n
during The Isfs Arm Arb0r sem -oertsn-
MAI oommencsmeut that the President
wonld srend dav in or city p ben NJ.
Dickinson went ~ Washington lsst week
~ pr0ni sed - Fress the eIsin ~ Grand
Rance 7 r1ei hln n Nsv York p week
ego today. on hs wsF home ard he AL
rsed sss shst tts President had nos rst
lsf5 oat h.s roass sd would u9t fnsr De-
ode - ~ sH the places ts should visit
Sic a-of ed 20 Ers Nirs zsn fava~sl =
i3eraeon an e.sd - So q ~ Mero-
IrFer9sn wil rfcisV Invite hiw. WhHs
she efsnees rssr ~ s0s lnst IS. re s6ll have
h-ors ara shor. q frske everY efgrt - -
e1rs ris't frsn - President AID Nrs
Clevs.ana7
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06
TIE CALUMET AND hEcls FIRE.
Oas fho0s4sd Mes fbrOsa out - kLe-
Ploysasat-s stsoP NH asy be Closed

FAOf -ct&aAE aah ast 80 Nt"%tN-
HogssToS. Aos. 5.-1hs cslumet
Heela shafts have been closed tigsl snd
stesun pipes inserted into TIE burning shaft
could be got only 80 fees down. owing -
a. obstruction Ga the skip TRACK. iae
steam sss turned on a. s. las eyeDias.
No one can tell Low i0Eg TIE IRE MI lssl.
over one thousand nsa are id.e IN c2nss-
quence ot the ARE. The stamp ioiils s4d
tne new smelling works viii have ~ ce
closed II the miae does noi resume wslA
soon. All Is quiet aid there IS no excite
ment. The miners are al hopeful. although
they know that tbs flre Is lar worse than
thai Of three years aEo. They asye faith ia
the steam. bat vii not expecg any changes
in the condition OF things for several days.
The south Hecla shafts. 10. II and -
not connected and viii work day aud night.
aud may De able 10 keep the stamp mills
working hall the time.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06
TsAog REPORTS sAvoRAsLE
y. g. Dunn g Ce's Review of rhe Bust
nss. OF The Psst WesS.

NV YoEK. Aug 5.-k. O.. Dunn & Co. :
review Of trade says reports from interior
money = reported tight at soois leading
cities and collections iess satisfactory a.
several csnrers. Harvesting in the North
west shows Disappointing results. according
10 81 paul sdviCes bar elsewhere accounts
ara excellent The season il one of COM
parafive Inactivity i0 trade but of
preparation for tae future, and the
great c1rfdencs ieit rcoenti7 is ia some
quarters lsss strongly usnifssted. Crest
specliatinns have blocked the wheels OF
trsse and absorbed ar hiockei up vast sums
of money which vii os wanted during the
Fall The iailurss t.ar kae week nun Der.
for niisd states. ls3. for Canada -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

covered 10 the exsminsti0n Of tbe accounts
of the ate Dr. Bacon. fnsncisl clerk of lie
Patent Once That upwards u twenty pct
enf attorneys Owed bin f59n. Ilis
money 10 had sdTaoced fbem oui 0f TIE
public funds IN bic possession secrsfsrV
lamsr hss u0ti bed these attorneys that bs
zili regard "a ~ sufficient csUss for dis5sr-
merit unless thsv 81 once make good the
amount they owed this fund.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

sax FRAScIsco, Aug. 5.-The losses -
suldne from The recent wheat corner col
lspse are estimsted sf g. co. 600. and tAe
ciioue e sil holding immense ausntities
81 gram. No fesrs Of a panic are now On
ferfafaet The losers are settling fhrough b
the Bank ~ Nevats. bat officers r that in
stituiian sag that even should Dresstach
the sater ~ tie bnil CLIQUE, fsil. the bsnk
-cuid aot be enharrzssef.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06
HENRY GEORGE NOT a SOCIALIST
The Syracuse Convention Mast Deelsr.
Tt<<If on tAeeoaestfon

Nrw YoRx. Aug. Sin todsys syap7ard
Henry Georgs says
= "a necessary that the platform 70 BE-
adopted by TIE United Labor Party coavsn-
rian - meet a. Syrscase should firmly All
clearly asfns the position ~ the party With
reistion % socialism. Tbs = rendered ne
,essary b7 The orsanized en3es~or q The
Stsfe OF German Socisiisfs - impress their
peculiar views upon he psrfg--a1 en1>svor
fhaf has aecurne - notorious fbsf snv d.
Fsssi tiox 70 svzas the lss1e. whether or not
he United Laser Parry in8orses thsse
views w1uld give its enemies = sraclc1s
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06
ALL ARE INNOCENT.
Although the Evidence Against the
Prisoners Was NerT Damaging.

CoLUwBJk. 5. G.. Aug. 5.-The celebrated
Culbreath iynching case came 10 an end ia
The Edge6eld Court At 3 O'Clock this after
noon when the jury returned verdict Of
not guilty. At the last term Of court the
defendants we're severed 80 that only two Of
the lynchsrs. Wm. Parkmsn and Wyatt n
Holmes we're on trial. and np0n the an
nouncement of the verdict today the States
Attorney entered = noile pros. az - the
other thirty defendants. The result Of the
trial - not surprising "a nobody expected
conviction. although the evidence against
the prisoners wss very damaging Every
thing in connection wit1 the csse during
the progress Of the trial snd upon the rem
diiio0 of the verdict passed OF quietly and
without undue excitement
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

ArsTES. Tsxzs Aag 5-pzrfisl returns
indicate that Tsrss isn rssSy for rroki-
hiaon b7 sbouf cry tboossnd majority.
Fort Worth vas ths oalv Isrrs toxn 10 ire
Sra1s thst vofsd la fsvos % thesraend-nert
The canrsE e rss a. sxctrE ore na1s
especially a. r. fhe fsef thai Sc auesfl1r
divided tie par . so3 there wss feeI 2
- uncertainty a. 70 tae resa.f arfa fae
votes begsa % coze n
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06
Honoring inc Vi.ltor..

ENI--'-It = 70 |----..N- 1-Rk-o-
hALKAsEA, Aug 5.-Ihe kalkassa bsss
Ball team. in SIX games played ia as many
days. defeated PetoskeY twice, Charlevoix
twice and Harbor Springs and Cheboygan
once each, returning home without having
lost q game and having in every game but
one an inning 20 spare. As the train bear
ing the victorious team home pulled into
town last evening all the bells were set
ringing. and the whistles of all the mills
and factories in town shrieked II noisy
chorus of welcome and approval.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

Nxw OprEsv= Aug. 5--A duel took place
this morning IN e. Bernard Parish. bs-
tween Enile Rsvoire. ere of The editors of
r Qrts6ls. sni Nr. Iarrien. Jr. president
~ the club nemccrsUQue Frsncais The
dueIists fouEht Win small swords and the
rssuit af rse contst wss th8t Nr arrian
received a slight wound IN the chest.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

IoNroS. Auz 5.-Reports announcing
TIE ierartnre ~ Prince Ferdinand. of Bal
zsriA. az untrue. He has - Far heSsfsfssl
- make his entry iuts The Bul9arisa csus-
a.. n spite of ne chvious wish II Aa<srfa
trat be should 10 a. and vill probably not
nos venture % at n opposition - thA
szsx, v,zsn ~ - C~x
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06
Maldoop Was Not solid.

good sized audience was present ct the
Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon to wit
ness the game OF base ball between the
South Ends, OF this city, and the solid
Muidoons," of Cooperville, the champions
Of ottawa county. The small boys who
undertook 10 guy" the visitors AZ the
opening OF the game should have been
promptly choked. and probably will be il
The oiiense is repeated. Both clubs played
well and the game was very interesting.
The score was as follows
Grand Rapids .....-..t I o o 0-13
MuidOOns. ? 0 O. 3
sxs.4ssNs - vsAt.aA2-vsRs4s
PETosKEY. Aug. ). - The home team
crossed bs..s with the Reed Citys today and
were defeated by a score of l2 70 6.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

Crr~~r7 OFF8cF brsrEss- Hsrv Chsrn-
hers 70 Edvsr5 R0Flsnd. Wilism Crsv-
FORD snd Manner Lewis Jresness on t5s
os-s Namuors issued.-- fsnbis esvef
vs. Asror Jones Csss. Defendants mo
tier r. So aside serviee u rrit fled
YFEIciH ID DDrgv ~ Dsiis Durrr
In ehsneerv. Bi8 ~ dirorcs fled. .--s lice
r DAVIS - loren y Davis Decree ~
divorce Erantaa connpisiB&nt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06
CHANGED DAILY


kir Bp quantity 81 Toe strongest soap
iees with Quickime 70 the conscience of
milk and Law II on the stone FOR twenty four
hours Clean i Afterwards with soap snd
water. and 1t will appear - ucw Jhe sur
face NAV 10 then improved ~ rubbing or
polishing with iiDe putty powder and olive
oil.
The recipes that viii appear IN this ad-
vertisemrni from time 70 time have been
thoroughly tested and can be relied upon.
Shoe Bisekine.
The coneciousness ~ possessing vel
dressed shoes affords rea pleasUrs - cisit<
zed beings. There IL Ia fact some es0terfr
connection between bisckinK and civ1liss-
ton. Society can be graded according 20
the covers Of the human foot The Crit
symptom OF refined life is tho b0otblsck on
The street and the shoe dressing bottle for
ladies' on the sheif in the bsih room. and
the chief difference between city and o0un-
try IL that the foot wear Of one - black and
the other red. There Is no sTcuss for any
boey going with unblscked Shoe with
blscking 81 81 box and shoe brushes ioe
! esch. and We are hsving great success With
Roysl Polish BiybTs Best fhc bottle,
can be used on al kJDds q I'D and morocco
| leather
Third foor- fsks ne elevstor)
Have vou used those
Goshen scYuhbine Brushes
with long handles They IN into any e1gis
| r. tie fo0r ~ ceiling and are invaluable
| ina honeebOid. 38c buvs one ~ fbp~e cor
veuieDoes. and you would never reg-e' n a
ron boaghi one. ns IL does s~sy with a.
| back aching oid-fssnioned sorubDiaE Just
| try one only 39c i0D piN fnd ouanr-
| fiesof lsboT -ssviug inventions On tie third
| hoof take the elevator. Ns are selling q
| great many Of fhoss 7r
messurfug Cups
/ that We told you shout few devs ego.
| They srs fhe rcest thing fof travelling
| for taking medicine ~ driuk ~ purposes
s-lfased n : neaf wo0drr boz ftaf fts fhe
Sisss securely - fhsf t csn 30 carried iu
4 tlss fsefFef. end a. for cents There are
many times when travelling rou would give
teu times fhsf sfnoBnf lor pus ~ tAe~e
measuring cUps-
fFirs foof-fcsr lhf f8srl
Hsvs vou seen our vinagv dlEfisr ~
Ctsss.t~f setsg
r is attracting > gresi des' ~ siieuti0n.
/ We have - ofhsf sfrlee smueI cgurfI on
/ the seaoud hoof which sfs al rrices fon
| ear here "a ~ anT color - arF frfeer psf
vau- fanrv or pocket oo0k dictates That
rev ~ ri ehear sets ttst ~ Frsuk Lem
arr bought EA.if at~rae is geiiiog fssf sn1
4 II w. - h7ii fev DAYS bfiare her ere
1 gone TheT are tne tigees barraiDs n
i decorated fbsrn'ser se-e ftaf va ever
| hroaghf r. this rounfrg. Call eeriv rrd
| have tie bes sssortn,eni ~ sslscf from
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

sx.,s,>4 - s., Nesssss~ stsAss-
JACK soS, Aug. "a warrant was issued
Tor the arrest Of Albert II. Porter. who hired
horsd aud buggy from Sntton's stable.
v hich he failed 10 return. Porter has
served three years in State prison for horse
stealing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

rovnov. Ara s.-Ia lhe House of Com
Government did not expect 10 he required
- make snY communicated ro Parliament
recsriine RE suppression Of fanxercus a.
sccisf'cns n Ireland TIE statement va
recelred with cheers ty Irish membeEA
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

A Bad Game .Aa Fsos Attsaasaes Al Ds
tFo8f

-f-.tt.tt a fet rs.t1t-s-ss
DzEE0rr. Aug 5.-O~inz . threatening
weather oniy nftssn hanarsa people wst-
aesssd today iaFoe IL which Kelley took
the part u very ios comedian. Kelley
E4s evidently not satisfied w.ib the manner
ia which lLird base vas s4xen. are cf yss-
ter'tay, and today sash ~as sen. 70
ielt aeld, uble tbe great sna only
Michael started 10 10 guard tne
laisi la person. Conway. we0m
ne Detrosls 0slEsd 50 nart waeu h iast
faced them ia toe recent series was put ia
- ta~ OoK With Tate behind The bai. Cru
bsr. sao, a. the story g0-s a. one time
nsli che Boss0ns down - eight base aits ia
an exhibition zane, started Ia % do tie
t~iF.lnk for the De r0lts. supported by Ben
nett. After knocking cat eight runs in
f31r innings OF Conway Kelly went
IA 10 pitch. he provoked unoounded
amusement 0y bis antics, and simply made
a show Of himself and isrce OF the game
RE ouly tossed the ball over the plate. and
the Derroits IA their anxiety 10 make hOms
runs failed % biz with any effect. The
audience tired OF this and rountiy bIssed
the prize beauty. The score wss as follows.
Detroit ..-...........-s o O-8
hoston- ...-.... ...........0 o o -
Hl.s-Detroit -. Boston g
Alrons- DetrsIt Z. Boston =
hal-erles- -Clnsay. Kelly ard Tate. GrubeF
All heL ueGt
lmplre- Sullivan
A. lnicasO- 4. BIZ.
Chicago -.-.-o 0 0 o ) = 81 /
New fork.-....0 o e-3 y .
saiseries-Cisrkson and Flint; Keefs and
ESlag
At Pit.sblrg-
Pillsoarr 20 0 90 o CT 3
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game postponed on account OF rain.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

Fred J. Daily is in receipt OF a letter from
Dneen in which he SAYS that be is matched
tor a fight with Pete Mccoy, TO take place
near Boston. September 9Th. and that be
cannot keep the appointment here s. hIs
backers object TO bis leaving there. Dineen
sets forth how be waited ia Grand Rapids
for three months and promises TO come
later on, when another match viii probably
be arranged
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

EAST TAwAs. Aug. 5.-The Weir Jury has
been obtained out of loi called. Miss IRE
the complaining witness, accompanied by
Featherly. arrived this morning.